We are just amazed at the money that is dumped into the Casinos. We always make our rounds to all the sights.. volcano, pirates, water dance, Venice boat ride.. Then there is the Dam tour. We always get a lot of dam pictures. Then there is the dam lake. And of course the dam electricity runs Vegas [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]

 

I just got done watching Oceans 11, I guess thats the closest ill get to Vagas, Mom and dad go every year at there and try to get me to go. I never could gamble and win. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif[/img]

 

You aren't the only one that gambles and not win. I just give them my dam money.
Like Bryce said , the amount of money in Vegas casinos is amazing because everyone, even non gamblers, will put at least $20 in a machine just to try it, then another $20.
Bryce next time go inside Caesar's Palace and watch the animated laser and fire shows with the Greek gods, dam it's cool.

 

Vegas grows off the money that people lose. I've never been able to figure out why the people who go there to gamble never seem to figure it out. If you go with the intention of having fun and the mindset up front of spending a set amount, win or lose, I guess I could understand it as being just a pastime or hobby just as we spend money to go ATVing; How many millions have been lost to Vegas though by those who really thought they could beat the odds? One look at Vegas tells the truth of what really happens.

 

Good Morning Nuts!!

 

Morning MWS, Got to make a quick round of replies and get back at work. Catch ya later.

 

You're right. As long as you look at it like a hobby and use $100 to have fun. Some people spend that and play golf. BUT, gambling that $100 might win you the grand prize where golfing just makes you mad because you lost your ***** in a different way.
Vegas can be fun, too. Look at all the great shows and restaurants......and booby bars.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]

 

howdy ya'll. can i join the nuthouse??lol

 

Heck ya! Just send $100 to the Budman retirement fund, cash please. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]

 

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